Tribeca Clothing Shops
Dec 7th, 2001, 07:23 AM
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Actually, the places you are interested in are in Soho, not Tribeca. Anyway, if they are in Tribeca, I haven't noticed many.
There are many more in Soho. Basically, the area South of Houston St. and West of Broadway has the places you are looking for. Prince St, Wooster St., West Broadway all have multiple shops.
There are plenty of sidewalk vendors selling "stuff" on the weekends, as well. There are also plenty of funky places for lunch.
There are many more in Soho. Basically, the area South of Houston St. and West of Broadway has the places you are looking for. Prince St, Wooster St., West Broadway all have multiple shops.
There are plenty of sidewalk vendors selling "stuff" on the weekends, as well. There are also plenty of funky places for lunch.
Dec 7th, 2001, 07:52 AM
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Are you sure it is Carmine's?
The Carmine's that I'm familiar with are all Uptown. The one on 44th Street is the most well known. I think there is one on the Upper West Side.
Those are pretty far distances from Soho.
Carmine's is more of a family style restaurant that is good for big groups. You sure that's the place you are thinking of?
The Carmine's that I'm familiar with are all Uptown. The one on 44th Street is the most well known. I think there is one on the Upper West Side.
Those are pretty far distances from Soho.
Carmine's is more of a family style restaurant that is good for big groups. You sure that's the place you are thinking of?
Dec 7th, 2001, 08:30 AM
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Elizabeth Street would be part of Soho. Neighborhood lines get a little crossed in that part of town.
You probably know this, but Tribeca generally refers to the area South of Canal Street and West of Broadway.
Soho is south of Houston St. Soho, east of Broadway turns into Little Italy, which turns into Canal St.
Yes, it all very confusing.
You probably know this, but Tribeca generally refers to the area South of Canal Street and West of Broadway.
Soho is south of Houston St. Soho, east of Broadway turns into Little Italy, which turns into Canal St.
Yes, it all very confusing.
Dec 7th, 2001, 07:13 PM
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I also vote for the Lower East Side: above Houston, below E. 10th St, between 3rd Ave and Ave A, especially E 3rd St, E 6th, E 9th and St. Mark's Place. Just walk around - also cruise by Great Jones St and Bond St between Broadway and Bowery. If you like Sex and the City's clothes, Patricia Field is in the Village, at W 8th St between Fifth & University. Have fun shopping!
